Al Rajhi Banking & Investment Corporation (Malaysia) Bhd
alrajhi bank Malaysia was locally incorporated in October 2006. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of the world’s largest Islamic Bank—Al Rajhi Bank Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA)— which is the Middle East’s most valuable bank, with a market cap of $75 billion.
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Al Rajhi Banking & Investment Corporation's Rize recognised in the Fintech - Retail Banking category at Malaysia Technology Excellence Awards 2023
Al Rajhi Banking & Investment Corporation's Rize recognised in the Fintech - Retail Banking category at Malaysia Technology Excellence Awards 2023
Cloud-based digital bank revolutionises Malaysian banking with seamless onboarding and swift personal financing.
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